I found an add-on for Palemoon called Decentraleyes, could someone please explain to me in plain English what does this add-on do? I'm interstead in privacy but I couldn't understand the description.
http://addons.palemoon.org/addon/decentraleyes/
Respectfully
What's "Decentraleyes"? Topic is solved
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Re: What's "Decentraleyes"?
It intercepts requests to big corp. CDNs and delivers the content (which comes bundled with the extension) locally instead.
No configuration is required (if Decentraleyes is unable to deliver the content, it will be fetched normally).
Even for users that don't care about privacy, this will still speed up their browsing experience a tiny bit.
It's an excellent companion to adblockers!
You'll find an article on Decentraleyes @ gHacks here:
https://www.ghacks.net/2015/11/23/decen ... s-locally/
No configuration is required (if Decentraleyes is unable to deliver the content, it will be fetched normally).
Even for users that don't care about privacy, this will still speed up their browsing experience a tiny bit.
It's an excellent companion to adblockers!
You'll find an article on Decentraleyes @ gHacks here:
https://www.ghacks.net/2015/11/23/decen ... s-locally/
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Re: What's "Decentraleyes"?
I am not an expert, but the author has a short post about it on Reddit if that helps.
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Re: What's "Decentraleyes"?
More in the Wiki.
Safe Mode / clean profile info: Help/Restart in Safe Mode
Information to include when asking for support - How to apply user agent overrides
How to auto-fill passwords
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Information to include when asking for support - How to apply user agent overrides
How to auto-fill passwords
Windows 10 Pro • Pale Moon x64 • Emsisoft Anti-Malware
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Re: What's "Decentraleyes"?
Thanks guys, but what about CDNs that are not blocked in this extension? is the developer actively working on supporting new ones? And, assuming that I have HTTPS Everywhere + an add-blocker installed besides Decentraleyes, would the 3 of 'em fight each other?
Tomaso, are you the developer of this add-on?
Tomaso, are you the developer of this add-on?
Re: What's "Decentraleyes"?
Like I've already pointed out; if Decentraleyes is unable to deliver the content, it will be fetched normally.Abdulrhman Ayman wrote:what about CDNs that are not blocked in this extension?
If you prefer to block unsupported content, you may do so by checking the following option:
Code: Select all
'Decentraleyes' > 'Options' > "Block requests for missing resources"--
You'll find the changelog here:Abdulrhman Ayman wrote:is the developer actively working on supporting new ones?
https://git.synz.io/Synzvato/decentraleyes/tags/
As you can see, the latest releases adds support for a Chinese CDN.
All supported CDNs are listed on Pale Moon's addon page here:
https://addons.palemoon.org/addon/decentraleyes/
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This has been taken into consideration, and Decentraleyes is designed to work in conjunction with other privacy extensions.Abdulrhman Ayman wrote:assuming that I have HTTPS Everywhere + an add-blocker installed besides Decentraleyes, would the 3 of 'em fight each other?
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No.Abdulrhman Ayman wrote:Tomaso, are you the developer of this add-on?
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If you're wondering about anything else, regarding Decentraleyes, then check out the Wiki here first:
https://git.synz.io/Synzvato/decentraleyes/wikis/
..and post any further questions in the Decentraleyes thread (which the author checks in on from time to time):
viewtopic.php?f=46&t=10280/
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